Oath of the Gatewatch has found its way to the Grand Prix Circuit. The first of three limited Grand Prix to feature the latest set took place in Nagoya, Japan. After the dust settled on the largest draft ever - 96 concurrent pods - only one remained. Tomonori Hirami was that one, taking out Ryota Takeuchi's black-red deck with his white-green weapon. Congratulations to, your Grand Prix Nagoya champion!

Grand Prix Nagoya gave us our first glimpse into what limited may look like next week at the Pro Tour in Atlanta. With two more Grand Prix champions crowned today, we will get a few more looks some of the potential best strategies for draft.

White-Green ? Oath of the Gatewatch Draft |Tomonori Hirami, Winner Grand Prix Nagoya

• Creatures (17)
• 1 Expedition Envoy
• 1 Kitesail Scout
• 1 Scythe Leopard
• 2 Stalking Drone
• 1 Ondu War Cleric
• 1 Oran-Rief Invoker
• 1 Affa Protector
• 1 Makindi Patrol
• 1 Pilgrim's Eye
• 2 Spawnbinder Mage
• 1 Broodhunter Wurm
• 1 Saddleback Lagac
• 1 Expedition Raptor
• 1 Steppe Glider
• 1 Tajuru Pathwarden

• Spells (7)
• 3 Shoulder to Shoulder
• 1 Lead by Example
• 1 Seer's Lantern
• 2 Isolation Zone

• Lands (16)
• 8 Plains
• 7 Forest
• 1 Unknown Shores

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Black-Red ? Oath of the Gatewatch Draft | Ryota Takeuchi, Finalist Grand Prix Nagoya

• Creatures (15)
• 3 Sky Scourer
• 1 Slaughter Drone
• 1 Dominator Drone
• 1 Eldrazi Aggressor
• 1 Flayer Drone
• 1 Nettle Drone
• 1 Reckless Bushwhacker
• 1 Valakut Predator
• 1 Vile Aggregate
• 1 Embodiment of Fury
• 1 Goblin Freerunner
• 1 Vestige of Emrakul
• 1 Shatterskull Recruit

• Spells (8)
• 1 Touch of the Void
• 2 Oblivion Strike
• 1 Boulder Salvo
• 1 Press into Service
• 1 Outnumber
• 1 Unnatural Endurance
• 1 Grasp of Darkness

• Lands (17)
• 8 Swamp
• 7 Mountain
• 1 Blighted Gorge
• 1 Looming Spires

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